Hi everyone,
Can anyone tell me how can i configure the quiz retry when failed.
I uploaded it in SCORM:
when passed, retry is disabled
when failed, retry is enabled [ I want to disabled this retry after taking the quiz]
Thank you
Quiz Retry - Related Issue
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
Have you had a look at the documentation for the assessment results component?
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
Thanks Matt, but I've already figured it out under Assessment.
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
Hi Everyone
Anyone here tried to edit scorm 1.2 to scorm 2004 4th edition?
My situation is, I successfully edit my scorm 1.2 to scorm 2004 4th edition, but i have some issue like:
1. the client requested that the quiz should take only once either it is passed or failed. After taking the quiz when you play your course again the quiz should be disabled. But it wont work in scorm 2004 4th edition, eventhough I have already configure the attempts to 1, revisit to false. In scorm 1.2 no problem at all.
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
What _spoor settings are you using?
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
Hi Matt, sorry for late reply.. this is my settings..
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
I think the problem is almost certainly going to be this:
The explanation of why this would cause you a problem is pretty involved, happy to explain if you want but I suspect you'd prefer to know how to fix/work around it!
The work around is just to change the above from 'failed' to 'incomplete'.
The fix is to change true in this line of the spoor plugin code to false.
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
ok thanks Matt, I try it right now... But happy to hear your explaination about this.
Re: Quiz Retry - Related Issue
Essentially, if you set the status to 'completed' you are saying 'user has finished the course'.
Standard behaviour (for SCORM 2004) is to also set the value of cmi.exit to 'normal' to indicate that the learner is exited the course because they have finished it.
In SCORM 2004, if you set cmi.exit to anything other than 'suspend', the LMS will not restore any of the course suspend_data when the course is next launched.
If the course does not get any suspend_data, it has no way of knowing what the user did in previous sessions, in particular that they have already attempted the assessment and so should be prevented from doing so again.